Nuh, Feb. 27 -- Despite security arrangements at centres conducting classes 10 and 12 Haryana Board examinations, incidents of open cheating and impersonations were reported in Nuh, and two individuals were arrested on Thursday, police said. Police identified the two as Mohammad Irshad and his younger brother Mohammad Sohel. Irshad was allegedly caught during an inspection at RK International Senior Secondary School in Salamba while writing Class 10 Mathematics paper for Sohel using a forged admit card, police added. Officials said the entire impersonation scheme involved collusion with a local Common Service Centre (CSC) operator, who is currently on the run. Earlier on Wednesday, two impersonators (including a minor), a Board exam candidate, and a Common Service Centre (CSC) owner were apprehended in Nuh for allegedly writing Class 12 English papers in place of registered candidates using forged admit cards. The incident came to light during a check at the Government Senior Secondary School, Salaheri. Meanwhile, in Nuh's Punhana village, police officials shared that during the class 12 English examination, several individuals were seen scaling boundary walls to pass "chits" to the candidates inside exam centres. The following day, as Class 10 students took their Mathematics exam, individuals were again spotted loitering around the examination centres in the area. Meanwhile, officials said the administration categorised eight of the 65 examination centres across 55 locations in Nuh district as "highly sensitive" and seven as "sensitive," based on past records and assessments. Assistant sub-inspector Kamal Singh, deployed at Government Senior Secondary School in Adbar, said: "Strict measures have been taken this time. As soon as the exams begin, we keep a close watch on anyone seen within a 50-metre radius of the examination centre's boundaries. Vigilance is tight and around 10 officials have been deployed here."...